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. The New Hampshire College Monthly. competent separator mechanic witha knowledge of materials and high-classseparator construction will tell you that themarvel is, not that mail order machinesare sold so cheaply, but that they succeedin getting the price they do. High-grade separators cannot be manu-factured like harvesters, plows and otherfarm machinery. A properly built separa-tor is almost as delicate and exacting in itsconstruction and measurements as a watch. DE LAVAL machines are constructed in the best equipped cream separator factory in the world by skilled workmen. The very highest grade of material we can get is used in all wearing parts, and our limit of variation in most measurements is less than one two-thousandth of an inch. Before you decide on the purchase of a cream separator be sure to See and try a DE LAVAL It will be only a question of time before you get a DE LAVAL anyway, sowhy not save yourself a lot of costly separator experience by starting rightwith the DE LAVAL ? THE DE LAVAL SEPARATOR COMPANY. 165-167 BroadwayNEW YORK 29 E. Maiison St., CHICAGO 14-16 Princess St. WINNIPEG Drumra and Sacramento FRANCISCO 1016 Western Ave.,SEATTLE 173-177 William COLLEGE BULLETIN Student Council President, E. E. Stark, 11A. S. Colby, 11R. L. Easterbrook. 11G. W. Berry, 12W. E. Rogers, 12 AthletiG AssociationPresident, R. E. Carpenter, 11Vice President, E. E. Stark, 11Secretary, H. C. Holden, 12Treasurer, J. E. Robinson, 12Football Manager, G. W. Berry, 12Football Captain, C. M. Lowd, 12Basketball Manager, F. G. Fisher, 12Basketball Captain, H. C. Holden, 12Baseball Manager, Webb Little, 11Assistant Baseball Managers, J. E. Robinson, 12 P. D. Buckminster. 12Baseball Captain, C. W. Kemp, 11Track Manager, C. F. Whittemore, 11Track Captain, C. M. Lowd, 12 Social Committee Chairman, C. F. Whittemore, 11Secretary, Miss Margaret DeMeritt, 11Treasurer, Professor Whoriskey Associated Alumni of N. H. College President, C. E. Hewitt, 93Vice Pres
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